ZEPTO 6625WD

 
 ZEPTO 6625WD

Zepto is one series of Laptops that always delivers its worth, be it gaming or any general use, I can guarantee you that Zepto laptops will always be up to the mark. although not an international company, it is rising up very quickly, today we are going to review the new Zepto 6625WD Laptop.

Now, every laptop has some good things and some bad things associated with it, unless of course it is manufactured by God Inc. So then we'll now check out the good and bad in this awesome new laptop.

The Good:

Display: The Display of 6625WD is really top notch quality. Now firstly, this laptop has a nice wide screen. 15.4 Inches all in all. This screen comes with a very nice lighting up to it. As in, when you turn the laptop on, you'll see that this laptop's screen is much brighter than any of its predecessors. Even at high resolutions, the pictures are crystal clear and seldom blurry (as the case with most high end laptops)

Awesome Gaming!: After playing a few FPS games on this machine, we at LaptopAdvisor were convinced of the fact that this machine could really be on of your most favorite gaming partners since its FPS rate is very impressive to say the least. And that is if you're playing the game at full hardware acceleration. It DOES however lag here and there a bit but that shouldn't be a cause of concern as you could rather easily put the acceleration down and get the best performance.

Look: 6625WD looks really sleek and smooth. Hmm not exactly sleek maybe due to its traditional rectanglex2 design but still it looks quite alright. The keyboard is innovatively designed as well and it looks good too, no additional comfort for hands, but the design is kind of supportive.

No noise: Yep, even at full accelaration this thing makes no distinctive noise, I mean like yeah of course it does make a little bit of noise, which is very natural. But it never crossovers the sound emanating from the speakers. So yeah relatively quiet.

Good sound: Nice sound on this laptop. Really good detail into the sounds and plays everything really nice for a laptop computer. Although it still doesn't match up to a common desktop's speakers, but still relatively much better than other laptops.

The Bad(s)

Overheating: The only real bad thing about this laptop is the fact that it is extremely prone to overheating, if there is even a little clog in the vents and you're running the thing at medium accelaration, it could overheat very quickly. Therefore, one must always keep a watch at the temperature if they have this laptop.

All in all a must buy for gamers!

ZNOTE 3215W FOR STUDENTS

 
 

ZNOTE 3215W  

Zepto made the perfect student laptop by releasing the Znote 3215w.
Zepto allows you to customize any of their laptops. This means that you can customize Znote 3215w just as you want; you can add a larger hard drive or a better CPU etc.

The standard Znote 3215w computer comes with a 15.4" WXGA Screen. The 15.4" screen is very clear and reflective. The crystal clear screen gives natural colors and a good user experience.

The Znote 3215w (standard) comes with 1.86 GHz Intel Celeron M 540, 1 GB DDR2 RAM, 80 GB hard drive, Intel GMA X3100 and 6 Cell Battery. But you can customize the laptop and add what you want. The Znote 3215w has an incredible battery; it can last for many hours before you have to charge it again.

Pros:
+ The price is only $550 (standard)
+ You can customize the laptop
+ The battery lifetime
+ 2.8 kilograms (good for students)

Cons:
- The screen is a bit too large for students (should be 13" or 14")
- The graphic card is not so good, it can not run many games
- You can only buy the laptop in some countries
- Operative system is not included

Conclusion
The battery lifetime and good hardware makes the Znote 3215w a powerful student computer. The price makes the laptop very attractive too. So if you are a student with almost no money, this is the laptop you should buy.

ZEPTO ZNOTE 6224W

ZEPTO ZNOTE 6224W




Introduction
Znote 6224W is the perfect laptop for gaming and for professional use. The laptop can handle graphical task with ease. This laptop got very positive results in tests.

Design
Zepto Computers/Laptops have unique designs. Znote 6224W is no exception, the design is unique and very shiny. The black color makes the Znote 6224W look like a black diamond with a lot of horse power and ready to go.

Screen
The screen is based on "ultracrisp" screen. This means that this laptop has an anti-reflecting screen. The screen gives you natural colors and very nice and comfortable computer experience.

Performance
The performance of the laptop is very very positive. You get what you pay for. If you want to play games, you can do it with ease. The laptops graphic card: NVIDIA® 8600M GT 512MB can handle almost every job. You can play for hours with the laptops 12 cell battery and you can play games, create heavy 3D jobs and run many applications at one time.

Conclusion
This laptop is very good for people who wants to play games on their laptop. The laptop can also be used by Graphic designers because the performance of the computer can handle 3D tasks. The laptop costs a little bit over than $1000 but it is worth it. You can do almost everything with this laptop. As you maybe allready know, Zepto allows the customers to design their own laptop. This means that you can design Znote 6224W just as you want.

Pros
+ Good equipment
+ You can design it
+ Powerful

Cons
- Just a little bit expensive for normal customers

ZEPTO ZNOTE 6324W

 ZEPTO ZNOTE 6324W

If you know what you need in a laptop and have a clear budget to stick to, wouldn’t you like to pick and shop elements of your notebooks to suit your needs? Zepto laptops are built to customize to meet the needs of clients regardless of budget.

Design
The Zepto Znote 6324W is built on the newest Intel Santa Rosa expertise. At 1st glimpse the all-white, lightweight Zepto Znote 6324W laptop looks like a toy made by Fisher Price but once you get your hands on it; it's actually is quite brawny with a secure lid including clutches to keep it closed.
Performance
The 1.5GHz Core 2 Duo T5450 may not be the most powerful processor but it just scrapes through the World Bench real-world speed benchmark. This isn't exceptional, but with the 1GB memory combo and 120GB storage capability the Zepto Znote 6324W’s all-round performance is satisfactory.

The Znote 6324W's track pad is quite difficult to use and the buttons below it a bit limp. There is no in built camera and no media-playback hot keys, but the Znote connects to a, G and N wireless networks and has Bluetooth inter connectivity.

The 14.1in screen is Ultra crisp but it bogs down a little in clarity. The sound on the 6324W was healthier than we had expected, even though the speakers do look a bit tacky. The Zepto is loaded with a 3-in-1 card reader.

So, the Zepto Znote 6324W is a run of the mill looker and performer that doesn’t have the best battery life. The performance it managed was just a mere 72 minutes under test conditions isn't too scruffy.

Overall
This ZEPTO is not the smoothest-looking notebook and the all-white surface is prone to fingerprints. However the verity that you can customize the Zepto Znote makes it a smart option for those with a discrete idea of what they want. The 6324W will never be a power horse, and its screen could have been better.

Pros
+ Custom designing the combination is possible
+ Decent memory & Connectivity options
+ Basic Functions
+ Good sound

Cons
- Too slow performance
- Bad display
- Battery life

ZEPTO ZNOTE 3414W

 ZEPTO ZNOTE 3414W


Searching for a transportable office Laptop? If the EEE-PC and comparable laptops aren't idyllic, for the reason that their recital does not please your requirements, the Mac Book Air by Apple and the X300 by Lenovo are merely too luxurious, and 15.4 inch middle class laptop not handy enough, it's about time to mull over a laptop with portable 14.1 inch screen.

Design
The 14.1 inch Znote 3414W produced by Zepto Carries the dimensions of 33.7 cm x 24.4 cm x 4.3 cm large and therewith about 8 to 10 percent lesser than wide-spread 15.4 inch laptops. Weighing 2.5 kilograms in whole, it is still practical, although other laptops of the similar size, e.g., the Fujitsu Siemens Esprimo Mobile M9400 and the Samsung X22-Pro, which weigh at about 2.2. Kilograms are still lighter and peak concerning on weight.

Performance
The evaluated Znote 3414W was prepared with an Intel Core 2 Duo Mobile processor T7250. The T7250 is similar to the T7300 planted with a highest clock rate of 2.0 GHz. But, the economical T7250 is only powered with 2 as an alternative of 4 MB 2nd-level cache (L2). In practice the presentation dissimilarity is that negligible that the consumer will barely be familiar with any. Two DDRII-667 RAM units of 1.024MB capability each provide a total RAM capability of 2 GB. In addition, the customer is free to decide supplementary parts at arrangement time.

The screen of the reviewed laptop is a 14.1 inch sparkly WXGA wide display.
The Znote 3414W by Zepto is equipped with a shade of matte black keyboard with 87 keys. The maximum volume of the incorporated speakers is not elevated. In homecoming there are barely any deformations.

The sound level in inoperative mode and with customary office work load is little. We calculated 33.3 dB (A). Also under standard load the noise level is only 38.2 dB (A), which is all right. Idling under Vista, we gauge an power insist of 17.6 up to 27.2 Watt. This is about customary for laptops with this paraphernalia. The power insists is much superior with standard load (50.6 Watt) and as high as 75.6 Watt under full load.
The 6 cells power pack of 53Wh battery has a sprint time of up to 3.5h with the Battery Eater Reader's test.

Overall
The Znote 3414W by Zepto is a customary performer. This rock-hard 14.1 inch laptop weighs only at around 2.5 kg, its workmanship is high-quality and its input units are easy to use. When compared to supplementary 14.1 inch laptops its gear is also high-quality. So is the request presentation, whereas the sound emissions are low in office means. To sum up, the Zepto Znote 3414W tariff is good.

Pros
+ Compressed size
+ Reasonable weight
+ Rock-hard Case
+ High-quality workmanship
+ Concrete input apparatus

Cons
- Lid responsive to force
- Keyboard arrangement not typical
- No DVI or HDMI

ZEPTO ZNOTE 3415W

 ZEPTO ZNOTE 3415W

Zepto sets the path for laptops in Scandinavia. Today the Danish 'Znote 3415W' is also accessible in Germany, whereas the reviewed adaptation is really commanding. The specification plate notifies that it is planted with one of today's greatest mobile processors, an Intel Core 2 Duo Mobile T9500.

Design
The Znote 3415W by Zepto seems modern and stylish. However, due to its size of 36.5 cm x 27.0 cm x 3.9 to 4.5 cm, it appears to be a little bit bulky, yet, not extraordinary for this notebook category. Furthermore, with a total weight of 2.9 kg the Z-note 3415W is the whole thing but not one of the lightest of the fashionable 15.4 inch multimedia laptops.

Performance
As already talked in the prologue the Z-note 3415W is planted with a very swift dual core processor by Intel. The Core 2 Duo processor T9500 with 2.6 GHz clock rate comes loaded with 6MB 2nd-level cache and an express 800 MHz front-side bus (FSB). So, the laptop was exceedingly rapid regardless of the detailed benchmark or test we ran and in addition with our perspective work. Therefore, there is no necessitating hassling about performance in any way.

The same is spot on for running Windows Vista. It does not only run effortlessly on the Znote 3415W, the Znote is exceptionally sprightly. The 2 accessible RAM slots at the underside side of the laptop are occupied by express DDRII-667 modules. The reviewed laptop was planted with 2 PC5300 modules with an aptitude of 2GB each, so as long as a total of 4 GB RAM. However, the 32 bit adaptation of Vista can only address 3 GB, but also the 64 bit Vista can be installed on this variant of Znote 3415W.

In broad the gaming presentation of the Geforce 8600M GT united with the commanding T9500 is not shocking. Despite its high recital, the cooling system of the Znote 3415W is to a certain extent hushed. In idle type the highest noise level is 32.2 db (A). At the summit side of the Znote 3415W we gauge a highest temperature of 42.8° Celsius at the left pinnacle area, while the room warmth was 20.3° Celsius. Of course one can anticipate a pleasant reverberation from a multimedia laptop. Nonetheless, most producers do not put together great magnitude on it. The Znote 3415W commands much energy. The energy supervises displays energy stipulate between 20.9 and 32.5 Watt in redundant mode under Windows Vista.

Overall
The 'power' adaptation of the Znote 3415W is certainly extremely powerful. In addition, its working clamor is hushed. The paraphernalia can be tailored with any of the up-to-date Penryn processors, a big and rapid 200 GB hard disk, 4 GB RAM and 300 MB/s WLAN. So, it is an idyllic bundle for demanding supremacy users. To recapitulate, the Znote 3415W rates superior in the multimedia laptop category.

Pros
+ High-quality workmanship
+ Biometric reader
+ 2Mega Pixel web cam
+ Switch for WLAN
+ Draft-n WLAN (300 MBit/s)
+ Total performance sky-scraping
+ 24 month warranty

Cons
- No customary keyboard layout
- Jagged touchpad
- Clanking touchpad buttons
- No DVI or HDMI

ZEPTO NOX A15

ZEPTO NOX A15 

Don't be concerned if you haven't stumbled upon a brand Zepto -- most people haven't. It's a huge outfit, though. This Danish notebook producer has developed since 2002 to be converted into the self-proclaimed principal local producer of notebook PCs in Europe, delivering machines to 19 countries. Its most recent attempt, the Nox A15, is ingredient of its recital range, and captures high-spec components and seems to die for. Prices initiate from around £932.

Design
The Nox A15 is an eye-catching animal. The complete thing has a stunning matte black terminate and cambered edges that formulate it evocative of the old black MacBook. The closure has a Zepto emblem printed in an off-white color, but it's so minimalist, we essentially desire it to the large back-lit apple on the MacBook.

Performance
Unlike several producers, Zepto permits customers to constitute its notebooks before buying. As a consequence, there is a quite few ways you can squeeze the A15. Our test equipment came with an Intel Core 2 Duo P8400 sprinting at 2.26GHz, plus 4GB of DDR2 800MHz memory. Nevertheless, for an additional £62 you can pace up to a 2.4GHz P8600 or for £157 more, a 2.53GHz P9500 monster with 6MB of L2 cache.

Zepto has selected an NVidia Geforce 9600M GT graphics accelerator adaptor for the Nox A15. This, you'll be satisfied to hear, is rather powerful and won't reticent away from sporting the most recent games -- even though perhaps not at the uppermost resolutions. The A15 arrives with a 1,280x800-pixel panel as customary, but if you necessitate more display real estate, you can avail yourself a 1,680 x 1,050-pixel panel for £62.

An outcome of this elevated presentation, however, is lackluster battery sprint life. The Nox A15 sustained a measly 1 hour and 23 minutes in our Battery Eater Classic test -- but that's to be anticipated from a notebook of this breed. If you desire something with enhanced battery life, then you'll require looking at a diverse class of notebook.

Conclusion
We akin to the Zepto Nox A15. We're huge fans of its not glossy black finish and filleted edges, and even superior fans of its presentation and customizability. If you fancy something a diminutive diverse to the Dells and Acers of this planet, then you could do far inferior.

Pros
+ Matte black framework;
+ Customizability.

Cons
- Keyboard not the best;
- Poor battery sprint life.

Zepto Znote 6214W

Zepto Znote 6214W 

Unless you happen to be from the Nordic region, where Zepto is apparently the biggest OEM notebook producer, the chances of you having heard of Zepto are incredibly slim. Although initially sounding like a completely made up word, it’s actually a prefix that means one sextillionth, or ten to the power of -21. So one zepto-second would be a very small amount of time, or indeed something very fast. But then we all knew that – right?

Clever naming and geek humour aside, Zepto products have recently been launched into the UK market starting with this notebook – the Znote 6214W.

On the inside things are fairly well specced. There is an Intel Core Duo T2300, which is a dual core “Yonah” processor, operating at 1.66GHz. The chipset is 945PM, which is of course necessary for dual core operation. There is a single 1024MB DDR-II SODIMM installed, leaving room for an upgrade to 2GB (for an extra £72). This does mean the memory is running in single instead of dual channel configuration, but this can almost be forgiven as we’d prefer to be able to upgrade to 2GB later without having to first throw away two 512MB modules.


The hard drive is an 80GB SATA Hitachi Travelstar spinning at a 5,400rpm. 80GB is enough for storing a decent selection of games and MP3’s but you’d struggle if you like to store films or TV rips. If you find you need a little bit more, then the dual layer DVD burner will come in handy. This particular drive is slot loading, as preferred by car stereos and Apple Macs around the world. I also have a bit of a soft spot for them too and I don’t see them often enough. The only real downside to them is that they can be a pain when it comes to non-standard sized discs – but you encounter discs like that fairly rarely these days.

The screen is a widescreen 14.1in at a native 1,280 x 768 resolution. I find this is a good size for desktop work and it is the perfect resolution to accompany the integrated GeForce GO 7600 graphics chipset. Since the Go 7600 is a mid-range card, 1,280 x 768 should be a comfortable resolution for it to handle. Possibly more important is that 1,024 x 768 fits perfectly on the screen, rendered as a 4:3 square in the centre of the display. This means a lower resolution is available for when newer games come along while staying at a pixel native resolution. This means you have black bars on either side, but it also means picture quality stays optimal as there is no scaling.

The graphics chip is almost identical to the desktop 7600 GS I previously reviewed but with a slightly faster 450MHz core (compared to the 400MHz of the 7600 GS) and slightly slower 700MHz memory when compared to the 800MHz of the 7600 GS. A certain amount of marketing leverage has been put on the fact that there is a 512MB frame buffer, but all this is really going to do is consume more power. The 7600 GS is a capable mid-range desktop card, so I’m expecting good gaming performance from this notebook.

Naturally, audio plays a big part in gaming and this is taken care of by a Realtek High Definition audio chipset. This supports 7.1 when using the optical output, but for analogue users there is only a headphone jack. There is an integrated microphone should you need it, as well as a jack for plugging in your own.

As well as the standard Intel 11/54Mbit wireless adapter, there is a Realtek Gigabit Ethernet connection, running on the PCI Express bus for optimal performance. Bluetooth is also included, running the popular IVT BlueSoleil chipset.




 Specifications:

Getting right to the point, here are the specs of Zepto 6214W as reviewed:
14.1" WXGA (1280x768) Matte
Intel Core Duo T2500 @ 2.0 GHz
nVidia GeForce Go7600 512MB
2048MB DDR2 PC5300
80GB 7200RPM SATA
Sony DVD-RW DL Slot-in
Realtek HD 7.1 Audio
Intel Pro/Wireless 3945 (802.11 a/b/g)
Integrated Bluetooth